Poll: Do you even ZOA? Well do you?

Rate your love for zoas!

  • I'm a zoa head! I love them!

    Votes: 128 20.0%
  • I like them in my tank.

    Votes: 268 41.8%
  • If I find the right one I'll add it to my reef.

    Votes: 149 23.2%
  • No zoas for me!

    Votes: 81 12.6%
  • I'll nuke them out of my tank no matter what morph it is.

    Votes: 15 2.3%

  • Total voters
    641
90% of the time my hands are in the tank, I'm using gloves
I'm usually great about washing my hands before working in the tank for the inhabitants sake and washing them after finishing up for my own sake.

But honestly it's mostly to get the salt water feel off of my arms as much as any concerns about general health.
Healthy adult with no cuts on hands, good eating habits eating real food and a good immune system. [emoji4]

5 different types of paly's in the 75 gallon tank including 30 Grandis. No fragging.
I have no issues.
Your Mileage May Vary.
 
Have a couple

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One of many in my tank

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I have a cpl in my tank, no fancy names but they look like some of the nicer ones, got them for $24.95 or less. I did notice that they seem to like the Blue lighting added to the tank though (I found I had accidently unplugged it at some point. Will take pics as soon as I can get RevHTree to tell his secret on how his are so good. It's not that he has a Canon & not a Nikon, Lol
 
Mine aren’t as nice and established as everyone else’s but I figured I owed you guys some pics so here’s some from today!

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Only about half of these guys are left and im not sure what is happening to them. I did add some more flow to my tank but my other zoas are doing fine.
 

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